Rufus 3.20 Released, Brings Several Upgrades!

Previously Rufus 3.19 released by presenting a number of customizations for the installation of Windows 11, well besides that a few weeks ago with Rufus 3.20 Beta, You Can Copy Regional Settings in Rufus and Create Local Windows Account.

Yep, after a long time, finally Rufus 3.20 has been officially released, and is no longer a Beta version, of course in this version there are a number of improvements and it is more stable than the Rufus 3.20 Beta which was released yesterday.

One of the coolest abilities in Rufus 3.20, in my opinion, is the ability to create local windows accounts, unfortunately this ability is still limited by creating the same name as the one that the user is currently using, besides that the password that is set must also be in an empty position, but the good news is that after the first reboot, Windows will ask the user to change the password and create it.

In addition there is a Windows User Experience option for Windows 10 as well, so this will certainly be interesting if you want to customize in Windows 10 the same as in Windows 11.

Well if you’re curious, here are changelog from Rufus 3.20.

• Enable applicable Windows User Experience options for Windows 10
• Remember last Windows User Experience selection between sessions
• Add automatic local account creation and regional options duplication
  (This is limited to creating an account with the same name as the current user and with an empty password that the user will be prompted to change after first reboot)
• Add a workaround for ISOs that have a syslinux symbolic link to /isolinux/ (Knoppix)
• Revert to offline insertion of registry keys for the TPM/SB/RAM bypass where possible (#1971)
• Remove storage bypass, since this is a bogus bypass that doesn’t do anything (#1990)
• Improve BIOS compatibility when displaying the “UEFI boot only” alert message
• Fix Windows User Experience dialog appearing twice for Windows To Go (#1968)
• Fix Windows User Experience options not being applied for ARM64 (#1996)
• Fix Microsoft Account bypass not being applied unless TPM/SB/RAM bypass is selected (#1981)
• Fix overeager detection of GRUB2 bootloaders with nonstandard prefixes

Now, if you are a Rufus user, you can download Rufus 3.20 on the GitHub page following.